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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1946
Page
1
The wedding of Miss Frank to Miss Nites, Hate occurred Saturday in Waterville. Attendants included Miss Nites and Miss Porgtiny B Frank as bridesmaids. Groom James Grqvham and others attended. The ceremony conducted with formal attire and a reception for guests followed at The Henrick Haden. The couple will reside at 2 Seneca Street. June wedding planned.
The ceremony took place Saturday at 2 pm in Trinity Episcopal Church. Barbara Seaman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howe Seaman, wed Richard Emmet Flagler of Baltimore, Md. Rev. Piorayhian officiated assisted by Rev. ck Bown Carawell. A reception followed at Tray Country Club for 15 guests. The bride wore a brown velvet dress with feathered hat and orchids. the groom served overseas in the U.S. Army. Other attendees traveled from New York and New England areas.
Doroty Chiristophe daughter of Mew and Phlonena Christopher married at St Anthony's Church Albany. The reception followed at Knights of Columbus hall. The couple will reside at 282 Skeand Avenue Albany.
Begupemert Aurnusmnead Mrs and Mire J Gilmara Wieluker of Mimeige Pa and New York announce the engagement of Maes Fiekelies'e daughter Maw Jean Shay to Dons tl Sergent Kendall Js son of Mr and Mrs S Kendall of Cot avi The details include a proposed wedding at Williams Colleges with a naval connection and a date set in February.
Fragmented OCR lists names such as William Boslauil, shihiven Sibtey, and Boyland with unclear roles. Mentions Waterville and Camp de ta plus January 9 and Camp references, forming an incomplete personal notice likely about residents or visitors with uncertain details.
Miss Mildred Hoffay married Carton Chel Van Haesen in a candlelit ceremony at Crooked Lake House, St. Anna. Pastor H. W. Lainant officiated as guests and family celebrated with church flowers, white satin, and a 100 guest reception.
In town visits week end guests include Mr and Mrs Amory de Dens Jr and family, Miss Rul Gilg preparing winter residence in Marin, and Mrs Finmillon’s literary function. Events mention Ward’s Miss Kulg and St Joan’s church, with weekly gatherings at Mrs Rath Greene’s residence.
Miss Mary Prin ces WRueH and Mrs Alesana Waugh wed in Florida on a Monday at the Church of Gest. Attendants Me and Mea. Bride a graduate of the Academy of the Holy Names. Groom a graduate from MTT with links to the Na HonAl Distribution Gn. Chicago. Guests included Mrs Stirayt Ss and Mrs Inveloy ML with social events following.
Miss C Aurelia Blethwien of Schuylerville wed Joseph Riethwiers in Schuylerville with a ceremony by Rev Thomas Stall at the Church of the Visitation Kelnyville. Bridesmaids wore ivory gowns. groom’s party included George Tate and family. Attendants and guests traveled from Whitehall Gloverville Hilson Pitts and nearby towns. The couple planned a New York City honeymoon. The bride, a former student of Holy Dawes Institute and Seliryale Flinh School, taught in Brondalbin and Maytiel. The groom, a Mayfield native, is connected to the Craseey Glove Co. The wedding featured orchids, yellow panippa flowers, and a long open-crowned bonnet.
Mt Zion Lodge to name temple trustees at a meeting run by the lodge today at 7:90 am. An annual communication of Vie lodge will be held at the Masonic Temple Monday, Rue 16, at 7:80 am, with officers to be installed.
Tambos Wineton Churelli marked his 72nd birthday with a small gathering in Kant. A private celebration followed by an evening toast in London plans were discussed.
Miles Dilan Mo Warran of Why ven. Rol ort Coulter nephew of Ate And Nbrs organize a Williamstown wedding at 3 pm with Rev. Mt. SUL officiating. Attendants and guests described in detail. couple left for New York and will reside at Haymor Road Williarintown.
Doctors warn many children display bowed legs or knock knees due to poor calcium intake and vitamin D, stressing early mineral nourishment. Calcium and milk products are recommended to build strong bones, with warnings that inadequate daily calcium can cause lasting deformities.
A community gathering titled a Yule party is announced with a long list of hosts committee members and attendees. The notice names numerous residents and organizers, indicating a large inclusive event and planning details for the holiday season.
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